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THE NIGHT EVERYONE FORGOT
READING AGE 18+
Fausty
Suspense/Thriller
ABSTRACT
THE NIGHT EVERYONE FORGOT
Five years ago, something happened at the old clock tower.
Six teenagers went inside.
Only five were remembered.
Lucy has spent five years believing she was never there.
Then she finds a photograph.
Six teenagers stand beneath the clock tower: Daniel, Maya, Thomas, Sarah, Emily—and Lucy.
The photograph was taken on the exact night Lucy supposedly disappeared.
Soon, strange messages begin appearing.
You found the photograph.
Now remember what happened that night.
Before they make you forget again.
Lucy begins searching for answers and discovers that Emily may still be alive. The town's clock has been frozen at 11:47, and beneath the clock tower lies a secret room filled with thousands of photographs—photographs containing memories people were never supposed to recover.
But Lucy's investigation becomes more frightening when she realizes her own memories cannot be trusted.
People have forgotten things.
Some memories have been changed.
And some people have been replaced by copies made from memories.
At the center of it all is Adrian, a mysterious man connected to the memory room and the silver key Lucy once held in her hands.
As the truth slowly returns, Lucy discovers that she wasn't simply caught in someone else's secret.
She was part of it.
And five years ago, she made a choice that changed all of their lives.
Now she must remember exactly what happened at 11:47—before the truth disappears again.
Because forgetting doesn't erase the past.
It only hides it.
And sometimes, the most dangerous thing in the world...
is remembering.
THE NIGHT EVERYONE FORGOT
Some memories should stay forgotten. But what happens when you're the one who is meant to remember?